Rigoberta Menchú calls on young people in Sinaloa not to be prisoners of the narco

Mazatlan, Sinaloa .- The arrest of Rafael Caro Quintero is only one of the beginnings of the struggle for peace, I believe Rigoberta Menchú Tum, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 1992.No however, the justice system must be strengthened, so that violence and impunity are attacked and those responsible for the crimes are punished He added that he will continue to fight for the maximum prison sentence for criminals of atrocious crimes. During his visit to Mazatlan, he called on young people to do everything possible not to be prisoners of violence, drug trafficking, weapons and crime. It is also concerned about political violence against women. The Nobel Peace Prize, celebrates 30 years of distinction, and it has not been easy since she suffered discrimination for being indigenous, woman, poor but this has not avoided working for the injustice to the most vulnerable. We recommend you read: Today is the time to make an alliance with the government, private initiative and with the media to work for a country and the world of peace, respect for human rights and Inclusion. Goat cries and hugs its owner who went to sell it, the video goes viral
In 2020 I turned 15 as a general information reporter at El Debate de Mazatlan. In this time I have specialized in the areas of education, health and government. I also worked in television at a local channel in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, while studying at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the Autonomous University of Chihuahua. I also worked in a newspaper of a national publisher. In the last year of Francisco Labastida’s government, I received the State Prize for Journalism on a series of reports for pollution. In 2017 the Senate of the Republic granted me recognition for my career. I have attended courses and workshops on new journalism techniques in person and lately online. I have interviewed the last three presidents of Mexico. See more



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